Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 304, Decatur, Adams County, 28 December 1949 — Page 5

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■ local classified I advertising rates k r« *5 or i**® : |^ a e we; 2 tlme > 75c: 1 quoted ate rt>r conaecnNo tlaßsined s),, P da >' ,or 10 polDt BLACK j t 5c per word each in50c minimum charge. a<l» listed in para1’ :»5o » increase over regu- * Thants, Obituary. In -fcEjorigm, 2c tier word, 75c ■M| ■■ . ww mß * t h * ln ottlr * by 11 ■7 Monday through Friday. ■;. da r deadline Is 9a m. Bl’Ok SALE i;Hrj A Radios and ' Stucky & Co., 3 Eoe. Ind. 174-ts S|T-.'' 6 shoata. average 14° ~ 3% mi. W. of jgW,... m mi. N. John B IS^E^A LE-SKELGAS for rural XgE, cooking and water heating ~W -ow as 86.95 per 100 This Bros. or trade — rtf’, deluxe I door. Will trade WiL cheaper car. Phone 1570. ■g| 299tf ■7 f os< lay that mop down . El coated linoleum is easily f ■•-M Holthouse Drug Co. K--- 3o3 ‘ st 1 Ottawa drag saw |gEc II Henry Pierce, 2nd house 1 Eh nf Chester Center Schoo* in Eh Co. Highway 303. 3«2 .’t K;aLE PAINT - PAINT - Bros. PdteL Stacty s K« Dept.. Monroe, Ind IM-tf ■ «ADK 'Botmias" Ranges Ey styles to select from Open Kt except Wed. nltea. Stucky Monroe. lad. 274-ts ■Talk - Axmlnlater rugs, ■n wool. Open evenings ex Wed Rtueky A Co. Monroe. «K none 66868. 1 ts «t ■fALE «’'-”t>ers 3A9 95. good meh as Speed Queen and Krtoa Stucky A Co.. Monroe K Open nf tea except Wed 174. U SMTsaiT Whf7e~ Holland"" tur gHM)> frozen or live dressed Fm Tears. Phone 4913 anytime ‘>B f ’ h,ine evenings 5144 J F SMbert. 303-3tx ■ sale Fligidaire refngera B 1 ranges, water beaters, aad dryers. Also some Bl w*d refrlgeratora. Uhrlck E* 101 M STD V ES gTB*W want to trade see Rtu-kys ■| ■ Mosroe lad They aae allow rßilgh prices for your old stove BBtsewh 274-ts IN SWEEP'- Rebuilt yyrpers. 414.95 and up Gnaran B* 1 JW - An Popular makes X f ■* •• Hoover Eureka, Bee Vac Bwbers We service all makes. Bpi'k up and delivery. Arnold Phone 469 235 TF 1 K Fmi.e -For as low as |6(>o BOP” ,nd * 3S a month, you tan live In your own small BB** Buy It now. Pay for it Sell It for enough later to jED’ the larger home you have Hl g* I *' wanted. Home has oil "ne-half hath, bedroom. ki» I ■P* ruplmards, dinette, many features. Boh Heller, A R*-u!ty Service, phone ‘7" * B'* a Qood r ewrt _ Decatur .

Ara yau Interested in a «mall low priced, low down *rmewt, low monthly payment home, which you can afford. **h will not require too much furniture to get you atarted in Owning and which will end your collection of rent **«pte» We have a one bedroom, home with a part.al bath. “*• «iied living room, kitehen with built In cupboard* and nice •*otte space. It hae oil heat and a complete set of combine9*’ Storm sash and screens. Located in the west part of the Make up your mind to buy this - starter • house and *» ff It for ao little as MOO down and »35 a month. When 'or It will mage a fine rental or be the down payment on ** •*«*»• of your, dream*. Very sincerely yours, A Good Realty Service Rhone 070 •Wor er •osier •* Aob Holler

I FOR SALE -Man s bicycle, good I condition. Phone 3425. 3«4 2tx ?OR ? aTF 14 shoats. Phone ••6673 Monroe. 3ff4-3tx FOR SALE I hoy's bicycle. 935 Mercer Ave. Phone 5995 804-Itx kOR SALE Admiral combination radio-phonograph. 7 months old. Phone 15622. 3ii3t3 FOR SALE Apples, fancy hand picked. Rome Beauty for cooking or eating. 11 69 basket. Coppess Corner. 3«4 3tx FOR SALE—Potatoes, Kahtadine. best cookers. Small site. 31 19 hwd. Rest No. 1. 1275 hwd Also Pineapple oranges. 4 dox. 81 (Mi. Coppess Corner. 804-3tx FOR SALE New Dodge Coronet club coupe. New Wayfarer road' ster. New 2 ton truck. 17<t in W’.B. New I’4 ton truck. 152 in W. 8., dual axle New 1 ton truck, 126 in W. B. Used 1% ton truck. 194« model. ’4 ton Ford. 1940 panel. ’4 ton Chevrolet. 1939 panel Used cars, 1911 Ford club coupe. 19to Pontiac 2 door. 1939 Pontiac 4 door. 1937 Pontiac coupe. Al D Schmitt Motor Sales. 2"7 S. First St. 304 It FOR SALE—Ready to move into, three bedroom, two bath, seven room, F. H. A. home built in 1940 on wonderful corner lot in north end. Newly painted, this home is in perfect condition Has hardwood floors, built-in cupboards. lots of closets, double car garage; nice shrubbery, stoker forced air heat or summer tooling. large basement, walking distance to four industries. Owner has purchased larger home Bob Heller. A Go<kl Realty Serv fee. Phone S7O, Heller Building 304-ts W ANTE P WANTED TO RENT lor 5 room house. Call 12153. 303t2x WANTED — Secretary. Please write qualifications to Box 113. c/o Democrat. 803t3 WANTED- Typing to do in my own home Mrs. Eileen Reinking. Phone 13363 3<t4 3tx WANTED— Good quality hay and straw. Also coal for sale or trade. John Feasel, 615 Madison St. Phone 4682. 287-ts WANTED Someone to lie com- - ponton for elderly lady. No heavy work. Reply 80/ 111. c/o Democrat. 30313 RADIO REPAIR — For complete and dependable radio repair work, try our guaranteed service at reasonable prices. Haugks. 60 ts WANTED — Mimeographing work. Professional equipment. Save money on letters, sales messages, programs, forma, etc. Joan Cowan. Phone 870, Heller Building w-tr WANTED — Washing machine re pairing. Wringer rolls. Parts and service for all makes. Monroe ■ Washing Machine Repair Shop On highway 134. Monroe. Ind Free pick up and delivery. Also repairing all makes of sweepers Phone 6 6463. 184 ts SEWING MACHINE Repairing Let us convert your obi treadle Machine into a modern electric. We make covered buttons, buck els. machine buttonholes; Hein stitching. We sell new and used machines. Boardman s 223 North Flrsc

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QVICKIEm hr Ren RmioMw 1 rfW. Stop moping around the house j KO out ami get yourself lost, and I when 1 need you 1 11 offer a re- 1 ward in the Democrat Want Ads’"! "Opportunity We are looking sor 1 a reliable married man who has ! sold direct to the homo to handle 1 our business in this area. Age [ 30-45. Car necessary. No deliver-1 Ing. collecting or demonstrating., Man selected will be practically; set up In business on a remunerative 25% basis. New and repeat business. Write Box No. Ho.'' % Demoi rat. 303-3 t miscellaneous WE DO all kind of custom butchering. Gerber Meat Market. Phone 97. 304-ts LOANS To buy auto, furniture livestock or other things you need. Local Loan Co., 138 N. 2nd St. Ground floor office. Phone 237. 79-ts FARMERS ATTENTIDN—,.’e ro move dead horses, cows, bogs, etc. Decatur phone 2000. We pay all phone charges. The Stadler Fertilizer Co., formerly the Stadler Products Co. j5-tf SPECIAL this week Italian spaghetti. lunches, dinners, banquets. Try our < hef's Special Hamburgers. Good food reasonable prices. Hotel Coffee’ Shop. 105 N. 3rd St. 3O3t)x , ROTO ROOTER SERVICE Drairm and sewers cleaned with electric geardriven machine. >IO.OO for complete Job in city. Corn-' pare prices. C. R. Williams, R-2 Decatur. Phone 4 on 6 Tocsin. 292-ts CESSPt>OLS — Septic Tan ks. Vacuum cleaned. Basement drains, sewer lines and ditches cleaned with electric cutting ma chine. Free Inspection State Sewer Cleaners, Phone 9851. 260tf APPLIANCE BERVIC»-We serv-1 Ice all makes of washers, sweepera, radios, refrigerator and other electrical appliances. For prompt service, call 463. Arnold ' 4 Klenk. Inc. 80-ts ELECTRICAL VIRING SI Pi’LIES Let us supply you with your electrical needs, such as wire, switches, boxes, receptacles, fix-; tures, motors or anything that you may need Quotations given on any job. Arnold & Klenk. 317 ts FOR RENT FOR RENT 3 room furnished 1 apartment. 2 private entrances, private hath. With or without j garage. 521 So 13th St. 296-ts FOR RENT 4 room furnished aiMirtmcnt with bath, gas heat ' and private entrance. Inquire a’ 216 N. 4th. St .. 3«3-3t LOST AND FOUND LOST - ''Punch", English collie. Missing from Valley Farms. , Route 6. Since December 18., ; Phone 1888. 303-3 t EXCITING PROFITABLE •BUSINESS We are selling a fine line of ; costume jewelry th rough the ; parly line. If you have poise, neat appearance, ran devote 3 evening- or more each week, we would like to di-cu-s the plan with you. There is no investment, delivery or collect inu. Decatur and surrounding counties. For inter-1 view. Mrite Karl W. Cochrun. 2U17 South Ebright. Muncie. I nd tana.

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Card Os Thanks We wish to express our appriciation to all who assisted ns during the Illness and death of Mrs. i Frances Steigmeyer. Mrs. Louise Eibling Mr. A Mrs. Herman Geimer REP. ANDREW (C«>r>t. Fr'»m J’sgc One> through a surtax on the federal in come tax He said he would introduce legislation for the special tai j in the next session of congress, and ' predicted the debt could be paid off in 30 years. MISS AMERICA 1 (Cont. From Page One) 1 cussed. But no final decision would be made until pageant director Ignore : Slaughter returns from a Florida ' vacation, he said. Last word received from the I bride before she and Cook went into honeymoon seclusion was that ’ she planned to appear at the Jan. 2 Salad bowl parade at nearby Phoenix, one of countless events at which her contract specifies she must be present. The petitite brunette said she intended to make all other scheduled appearances during her reign. ROOSEVELT (Cont. From Page onev I three choices: Franklin D. Roosevelt — because lie came to pclitkal power at the depths of a world depression and In a single speech ("we have nothing to fear but fear itself") lifted the hopes of the United States and the world; because his New Deal made such radical changes in the economic life of America that it affected millionaire and laborer aJike; because lie probably was the worst hati<l and best loved Amrri ••an president since Lincoln; l>e'•ause he held the world's most powI crftil elective office longer than any other man; because he was among the first of the world's statesmen to i , recognize the menace of Nazism and because he threw the support I .of this country to the beseiged de- | moiracies even before Pearl Har- 1 lair; ami finally because he led the • nation to victory In the world s worst war. Adolf Hitler — because he heip ;cd evolve and sponsor a viclou»l (theory of race supremacy which re- 1 (suited in the slaughter of millions (of human beings; because he delud- I I'd most of the German people into ' i believing they could conquer the ' (world; because lie built one of the most powerful military machines of all time and stood briefly on the brink of world conquest; becau-e | lie provided Hie spark that started i ithe < onflagratlon of World War II: | and finally because he set the weal- ! ern world into its worst nlfhtmare If You Have uometnmg so Sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays. Elevator C« Decatur • Petarson • Monroe t*v>- J 111

GOT MONEY TO BURN? WILL THIN... DON’T GET But if you keep an eye on your budget, specify Honeywell’s new clock thermostat. It pays for itself in fuel savings, and gives you top heating comfort all Winter long. ffl FB *39 SO (Fed. tai ind.) Just plug it into the wall. Drop in today— Gtt Mt for WiMf. Ashbaucher't Tin Shop Established 1913 Heating - Roofing - Spouting Metal Work Phone 739

since the Barbarians eame out of Asia. Thomas A. Edison — because he was the genius of applied science the technique of making theories useful; because he Invented the bulb that lights the world; because his work contributed to the development of the telephone and almost all other means of communication; and finally because besides his best

19IR HUDSON SEDAN Super 6, radio, white wall tiras, weathermaster heater, low mileage. 1942 PACKARD Sedan, radio, heater, overdrive, new air-ride tires, very clean. 1947 DODGE CUSTOM 4 door sedan, radio, heater, beautiful blue. 1946 PONTIAC COACH 8 cyl. streamliner, excellent condition, looks new. 1941 PLYMOUTH Sedan Very good condition, New Dodge engine, one owner car. 1941 BUICK Sedanette Radio, heater, good mechanically, ready to 80. 1942 HUDSON COACH one owner, very clean, weathermaster; heater, just overhauled. zmm MOTOR SALES 108 Monroe Street 125 N. Firat Street Phone 372

BEST BUYS are at BRANT’S J Ford 8 cylinder Dump Truck “ Hydraulic lift — 2 speed axle 825 x 20 tires, and heater saf ft g Ready to go to work — only ™ BRANT MOTORS INC. 3rd A Monroe Phone 606

Farm kind lliiiih'il We have buyers for all size farms. List with us now for quick sale. Phone or Write and we will call on you. The Kent Realty & Auction Co., Inc. Phone 6K Decatur, Indiana

THERE ARE TWO WAYS OF MEETING DIFFK I LTIES; you alter the diffiiullies. or you alter yourself to meet them. LET I S ALTER YOI R INSURANCE ( OVERAGE. ui.m smith Leland Smith Insurance Agency Glenn Hill

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known inventions he was responsible for more than 1,060 other developments which affect the lives of all peaple* every day. Democrat Want Ads Bring Results

CLEARANCE OF OIL BURNERS GUARANTEED BIG DISCOUNT IF YOU HURRY ! HABEGGER HARDWARE Formerly Knapp's MM—PLUMBING & PLUMBING FIXTURES • WATER HEATERS • KITCHEN SINKS • BATH ROOMS • WATER SYSTEMS We also sell and install oil or coal burning Hot Water Systems for heating your homes. ALL WORK GUARANTEED! HAUGKS

FORT WAYNE LIVESTOCK Fort Wayne, Ind . Dec 28—(UP) —I PM A1 Livestock: Hogs 1.080; opened 25 higher; strictly choice hogs 1675; lightweight butchers 16 25-16.5(1; medium butchers 15 35-16.00; butchers 11 25 14 75; heavy butchers 13.7514 25; pigs 14.50 and down; roughs lu 75-13 (>o Cattle opened steady; choice steers 25 iHe.fooo; choice heifers I 23.0*26.00; good cows 14.0*16.00; | good bulls 17.50-19 (M). Calves opened steady; 32.00 and, down ’ Lambs steady to strong. 83.00 and j down; ewes 4 0*9.50; bucks 3.0* 6.00. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Indianapolis, Dec 28 — (UPI — IP.MAI livestock: Ilogs 5.000; all weights and sows active; 50 to mostly 75. spots' 100 higher on butchers 240-300! lbs : top 85 cents higher at 17.35! sparingly for 180-210 tbs ; bulk good and choice 170-235 lbs. 17.0017 25; 240-270 tbs. 15.75-17.00; 275300 tt>« 15tM)-45.50; around 350 It'S held above 14 50; 100-160 ff)s 14.50-15.75; bulk sows 550 lbs. down 1150-T3.50; odd heavies 10.5*11.09. Cattle 1.100. calves 300; slow; steady to spots 50 cents lower on steers and heifers; some bids off more; decline centered on med ium short feds at 20.00-24.60; load medium and good near 1.050 lbs steers 26 00; several held around 25 50-2700; nothing high good or choice offered; bulk common and low medium 16.50 i 960; medium short fed heifers 20 00-23 50; cut ter and common 1400-IM00; cows active, strong to 25 higher, med-< ium and good beef cows 16 on. j |s IM); common 15 <mi 16 <«l; can-1

tiers ami cutters 11.75-15. mi, vealers active: steady; giMwl ami choice 30.00 32.<wi; common and medium 18.00-29.00. Sheep i. 000; active; 25 to mostly fully 50, instances more higher on fat iambs; yearlings 50 higher, ewes scarce, steady; bulk good and choice lumlm near 100 lbs down 22.75-23 25; top 83.50 sparingly; good and diol< e 110-120 His to lomi; medium and good 105 H>* down 19.00-22 50; deck good and' choice 91 lbs. shorn latnhs full No I pelts 22 75; deck 95 tbs. yearlings I9mi; deck U’l ttis. 18 50; (ew ewes 6 o*l*oo. Markets At a Glance By United Pres# Stocks firm in moderately active trading Bonds Irregular. US government steady In quiet ' trading. Curb stocks Irregular Midwest stocks irregular Silver unchanged in New York at 73', cents a fine ounce. Cotton futures easier. Grains in Chicago: Wheat, corn,, oats, rye and soybean futures low 4 • 1 Ilog*: Higher. Sheep' steady I Cattle: Mostly steadv !<ower for average good grade steers, CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheal Mar.li 2.17-316%; May 2.11-111%; July 191 \ 1.91. Sept I 91'.. Corn Mari h 131 May I 3oC July I 2S'« Sept I 32’.. (tats March 71\. May 6s’» '4:

KENNETT — MURRAY A CO. Corrected Dee. 28 166 to 180 lbs. 18.00 190 to 200 lbs 16.50 200 to 220 lbs. 16 25 220 to 240 Ihs 15.78 210 to 260 lbs. 15 25 260 to 280 lbs. 15 25 2*o to 300 lbs. 14 25 300 to 325 lbs. 13 75 325 to 350 lbs. 13 25 I 350 to 400 lbs. 18.00 , 4<>o lbs. up 12 50 I 140 to 160 Ihs 15.00 . 120 to 140 lbs. 14 50 ■ 100 to 120 lbs. 14 00 Roughs 3<H) lbs. down 13.00 800 to 350 lbs. 13 50 35() to 400 lbs. 18 00 400 to 450 lbs. 11.50 450 to 500 lbs. 11 00 500 to 6'"' ll>s 10 50 600 ihs up 10 00 1 Stags 10 (H) ! Boars 7.00 Veals (Wed. A Sat ) 29 50 Spring Lambs (Wed. A Sat ) 22.00 Clip Lambs ..... 15.00 Yearling# 14.00 Ewes 7.50 SCHMITT'B STOCK YARDS Corrected Dec 28 170 to 2<io lbs 16 25 B<'9 to 22» lbs 16.00 2. 9 to 240 lbs 15 75 24 • to 260 lbs. 15 25 260 to 280 lbs. 14.75 280 to 3110 lbs H ot) 300 to 350 lbs 13.50 350 tn 4"0 lbs 13 25 400 lbs up 13.00 140 to 160 lbs. 15.50 ion t<> no lbs. 1500 Roughs 300 down 12 75 Lambs ............ 22 00 Calves 27 oq Stags 9 50 Boars ................. 800 Ewes 6 00 1 Buck# 5 00

LOCAL GRAIN MARKET BURK ELEVATOR CO. Corrected Dec 28 Bean# subject to change during day. Price# d< livered at elevator. Axk for prices. Grain: .03 per bnxhvl leaa. Corn; .07 per l(io lew. fob. farm. WHOLESALE EGG AND POULTRY QUOTATIONS Furnished By DECATUR FARMS Phone 380 Corrected lice 38 Grade A large white ,gi Grade A Urge brown .29 Current .28 Heavy hens .21 Leghorn hen# 4 lbs. up ...... .15 < Cocks ............ .12 Fryer#—call for price#. RAAAAAAMmAMWWWMMWb TEEPLE Moving & Trucking Local and Long Distance PHONE 254 dWMMWMAMWMAAAAfWW July 6|%.%; Sept. 6«%8 SoyliealiH: Match 2 28%-2.29; May 2 26’z-\. July 2 23 I.#. 1 .#. if You Have Something To sell Try A Democrat Want Ad—lt Pays.

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